Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-28
General Notes.

|kral party next Monday night. The
4, n election is drawing near and nigh,
Hbence it becomes all the Liberals to
'.htan their characters and sustain
hi cOOrs.
|Ehsiness is just now rather slow and
M, The reason is the UNANIMOUSLY
M boycotting practice systematized by
N Mormon priesthood and their too
Hing dupes and followers.
|Apy number OF people who have no in
MS financial, commercial, mental,
upl or otherwise) are trying to take II
|nl in our own local affairs. Let them
b "hands Off"
Tbera is a big change to take place in
y Of the leading business houses of
Acty in week or two. 1t will be u
Eenl establishment.
M well-iiled roster OF the Third Dis
blOnrt is filling the hearts and heads
|mr Ogden lawyers with the customary
nessional envy and jealousy. Never
mi, brethren Your turn will come
|pOn as the First District Court opens
august portals here. Then there will
|asuiliciency OF grist.
!Ihere will he no City Council session
eaemoon. Hence, there will be no
Echl trouble or peculiar tribulation.
brewer, how would. they do much with
bib Driver and Boyle absent?
The DNo GRAFT man is still harassed by
,dsness men and others about that silly
|ndyAvA story regarding the pulling up
h Me AeWt foundations here. Allow
me d give geNeral warning to each and
hi, That heHceiorih and hereafter the
dr! man, woman or child who talks
lepot TO this writer will be-not shot,
Autsen to Provo.
Sill the DEMOCRAT is Il friend OF Og-
|kn.
February lith will be the Day OF Judg-
eent to the hierarchical combination of
teChnrCh oi Jesus Christ of Latter.day
|lnls.
ihere is an old fact, as well established
Ping works OF old, which is to the pur-
the people of and in the coun-
"a safer and stauncher supporters OF
realism than the town folks. This |
NOV, and this is also known and nc
'esIedged by the authorities Of the
5peflI party in Salt Lake City, who
8wMknowledged that the handful, 80
81 iFak OF Liberal and Loyal Leaguers
Il yam City, this county, have been the
&Nlo send the very heaviest contribu-
lor the patriotic and loyal campaign
IN TO headquarters. The Plain City
w nave already sent rs much as SIS
% llnd, N'ool enough for them.
lh Peoples party will be beaten at
prHt election. This is an open fact.
Nylhlns more should be needed to
W ',e truth OF this statement, it
IN NE enough to state that an ex-
IN me very same party has eX-
himself IN Il most emphatic
Fl w That he would rather see hell
|#N over with a certain bank cashier
~ mead OF the Peoples ticket than
8 ~ nm This, OF course, is mat
3 individual preference or Difference
SHOWS which way the wind blows.
~ probably show that everybody in
eieGPIe's party are not rs peopletied
n 'ueas run generally.
p1yles little boy had his fingers
/. .Cu me other day, but DR.. IL. j..
# II saw TO the injuries in time.
IN
ny y lall to attend the meeting of
a,uhKerS next Sunday afternoon
'ehlng in Corey's hall. 1t will he
~V'eSlIng occasion.
sa D. Jones, OF Uintah, was in town
,'Y' lie examined politics and
, Snu concluded the best thing for
, "S 70 subscribe for the DEMOCRAT,
+. s,Upe paper, irrespective of clique
''''eS ana sectional chickering's.
Z rsy a Spmgo have The century for
N, =, "ic'uS OF MIR. Peter Farmer are
I'm I %,e'rn that the gentleman is down
Sy@ days ago William Whallen, Of
W now Wv 70 R''''"E
sS sJIygIday Mr. G, G. Griniths cele
n \ ' "'c o3ih anniversary of his advent
nm mundane nm,e sphere. His numcrou,
GENEROUSLY congratulate him.
IN ,In, from Captain Ransior,
u n'aI ms son, Mr.. William II
Nal " ot " pursuing Il course OF scientiii,
mri, , ale University, is enjoying
M Rb H. E and perfect health. lie vii
Yor'' custer holidays with friends il
&lo,| Wednesday, evening post.com
@ nv, Il NJ, Bond had 10 piy U9 J fin,
M trio VI ms post to about two scor,
I'm 'I'ends who laid siege to obi his 9i hos
lop "t mSIon and took complete pos
&Ned 'u ,lo premises, the larder in
pccoll,r" , were songs, chats, game
ayor5y ,he euchre that does not q
,as A smr, ana lots OF other fun. In fac
lsi il w"5P , ,l as pleasant and success
was unexpected
' woD,, OF Mr., George T.. Brown
''"N Young member Of a re